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Dialing in another wing method

Started by HoosierKettle, May 06, 2019, 04:56:35 PM

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HoosierKettle

These were absolutely fantastic. Make a two zone fire and leave the bottom damper wide open an the top closed by half. Make a neat even layer of coal in half. Place the wings on the direct side and close the lid. Turn and rotate the wings every 5 minutes for twenty to thirty minutes. Move indirect to finish. Now the wings are waiting on you while you grill pineapple and make sauce. No coal basket can replicate the true two zone. You don't always want a blast furnace on the direct side.




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michaelmilitello

Redefining wing excellence.   Making me hungry!


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TheKevman

Good looking wings. What's in the sauce?


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Man! I want to rip those wings right off the screen lol!  Great cook!
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You have my attention.


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HoosierKettle


Quote from: TheKevman on May 06, 2019, 06:45:12 PM
Good looking wings. What's in the sauce?


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I've been using a recipe I saw on a abc bbq YouTube video. It's franks, butter, a little honey, and a little Worcestershire. It's really good imo.


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JEBIV

I used to do mine that same way before silly gadgetry distracted me, It's a fun quick cook and you can't drink too much while doing it
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Quote from: JEBIV on May 07, 2019, 04:00:35 AM
I used to do mine that same way before silly gadgetry distracted me, It's a fun quick cook and you can't drink too much while doing it

I accidentally pick up the pace on shorter cooks. I told my wife she has to cook tonight so I can take a break from drinking. 

I've been using gadgets and baskets a lot lately too but a nice large area of low lying coal on the direct side produces a nice manageable heat to work with. I always find direct heat somehow makes the outside tastes great and the meat way more tender than what I get from an all or mostly all indirect heat.


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Firemunkee

Thanks for sharing this! I need to try it when my next batch of wings.

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SMOKE FREAK

Old school NEVER disappoints.
And a basting sauce as simple as melted butter can do the trick...
Nicely done...

1buckie

Good Show!!

That's the general setup that eventually led me to the snake!!

Lower & lower heat, more stretched out coals....but I still go back to just what you're showing for stuff like chicken breast, zucchini, asparagus, etc.

I suck at wings mostly, so maybe this will fix that....thanks, man.....
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Quote from: SMOKE FREAK on May 07, 2019, 05:47:45 AM
Old school NEVER disappoints.
And a basting sauce as simple as melted butter can do the trick...
Nicely done...

Ditto on that statement!
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normantravis6

Those wings look awesome Sean! I agree, best way to do them


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